chatterhead

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by chatterhead 4y ago
Lawyers and our legal system have become a social net-negative. The profession, by design, seeks to constrain activity for the benefit (hindsight protection) of a few. The truth is that many 'landmark' cases are completely manufac
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Whoa, that's crazy. Why wouldn't they just build a cart to tow it all with? There had to be some level of pride in how much you could carry or how far you made deliveries. The risk involved in losing an order, or dozens it would s
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Alternative headline: SBF tries to save his own ass with other peoples money.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
I've been using Vivaldi for a little over a year now and I love it! The best browser (except for their tiny bookmarking popup) and this only makes it better. Looking forward to seeing how this grows!
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by chatterhead 4y ago
This is awesome! I've been recording myself (video/audio) for the last couple years on and off (thousands of hours) and have no efficient way of processing the info. Was not aware of Whisper and what he's done is exactly what
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Ask HN: Anyone know of a good Hitchhiking app?
2 points by chatterhead 4y ago|1 comments
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Seems like something Alotta Fagina would post.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
“For years, Google prioritized profit over the privacy of people who use Google products and services. Consumers thought they had turned ‘off’ their location tracking features on Google, but the company continued to secretly record their mo
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by chatterhead 4y ago
The fact these people don't realize this kind of behavior is unacceptable is ironic considering they've been censoring everyone else's for years. As long as you know it's unacceptable then it makes standing up an act of
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by chatterhead 4y ago
https://training.linuxfoundation.org/training/blockchain-for...
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by chatterhead 4y ago
It wasn't a definition it was a clarification on a limit. Your bad faith engagement is just argumentative. If you truly think the 2 year exclusion of 1998 and 1999 is necessary for Zoomers to be properly categorized then you'll ha
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Just more scamming that will be overlooked cause the right people get paid. It's always that way. The economy must be separated from the government the same way religion was if we are to ever have true economic freedom and self-determi
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Of course I do. Mine. That's how subjective delineations work. But, you're welcome to simply accept what "Millennial" implies instead of just allow yourself to be spoon fed some idea that a 2 year difference is necessary
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by chatterhead 4y ago
"Most folks" - no. Most folks take the plain meaning for what a Millennial is and don't give a damn what the media is trying to corrupt in our cultural conscious.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Yes, I'm well aware of what the "sources" are saying and it's bullshit mindfucking on a grand scale. Another, as I said, incongruency to create cultural confusion. Generations are subjective. Gen Z is only 22 years old a
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Gen Z are born after the Millennium. Millennials are born before the turn of the .... wait for it... Millennium. Not sure what editors and publishing houses are trying to push this Gen Z narrative, but it's just not true. Not a single
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Effective Altruism is basically modern chivalry and it's advocates want to be the new Nobility.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Interesting how the contemporary publications cited were authored during WW2 yet only a few years earlier Russia intentionally perpetuated the Holodomor. The Hunger Plan sounds more like Russian propaganda spun by assets in the West. https
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Absolutely bullshit. Fried's parents are helping him build a defense against jail time for breach of fiduciary duty and embezzlement while his team coincidentally gets "hacked". Hacks are quickly becoming strategic fail-safes
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by chatterhead 4y ago
How about read-only free; comment-cost? Would that be fair? That way truth can permeate their world, but shaping it requires payment?
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by chatterhead 4y ago
"Now is a time for CEOs and their teams to give themselves permission to toss out old assumptions about their company, mode of operating, growth targets, team, culture and mission. There will be few opportunities to make big changes li
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by chatterhead 4y ago
No. It's not. Why would you think it would be?
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Those who pretend conspiracy doesn't define the human experience actually do.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Elon is wrong about blockchain Twitter. IPFS + Blockchain + Starlink + Twitter = censorship-proof Web3.0. I could be wrong.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Leverage is and has always been stealing from Peter to pay Paul. People can justify it however they want and do, but the fact remains profit is supposed to be the signal that an operation is a viable going concern. Leverage masks this and t
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Which services will people flock to? Mastodon and the Fediverse? Matrix? WhatsApp? Back to Facebook? I think you seriously overestimate how easily people change. Likely, because you aren't afraid of it. Most are and would pay to keep f
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by chatterhead 4y ago
I'm speaking specifically about social media; like the one Google shut down because it wasn't viable. Facebook/Meta still don't make money for most their clients they simply promise returns and marketing depts have to ut
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Every user on Twitter should be paying a monthly fee with one-time service fees for those who want additional verification and services. The fact Netflix/Disney/Hulu/Amazon/Apple make as much as they do is crazy compared
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by chatterhead 4y ago
I found using an inhaler helped me to breath during periods of chest tightness and more easily during exercise do you think I'm asthmatic? Go get tested for ADHD, man.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Wasn't this the whole point of the XHTML push back in like 2009?

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